Re: File handling in C


PJ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a file that contains some data. I want to write a function that
> reads the file and return a string(char *) which contains the content
> of file.(File can be of any size).
>
> PJ

This seems like another question with the same answer. Go get FreeDOS
Edlin (available at either ibiblio or alt.sources) and see how I did
it.

Gregory Pietsch

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